The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03
nov 1HBY HAVE oH<xezD
TIE Erect sf FIFTY Years en- Wenen's
Dresses and Men's Drfnks and Doinss.

Dresses and Meas Drfnks and Doinsrs
From ne London Standard, Jsns n.
Remarkable as the political and other
changes during hor Majesty's long reign have
IN ideas upon many domestic Questions e even q,
@s hS Sos M PsrG s s5rs'a 'vS ns sn1 N
female costume. The earliest portraits Of the
huge shovel bonnet, or In short frock with no
70 hag Of and IN bsss sS
tidy housewife in 1887. considered an indispen;
years peaked bonncts, the Boomer costume.
b hss n SSef hoSos ns:
fancy canes have OF late years again come
resemblance to the gorgeous clouded stickss
which. nifty. years ago. hung by tassclled
lSS .n the Y s e s snS SSsss
WITH WITH Jewels and ena@el. were stiii as common
bandsnns pocket 6andkerchiefs out Of which
thieves reaped the greater part OF their har,
S Is sss ssst 90 eS
the French was the hrst guest at Windsor who
against aga stf cigar. But 80 persistent Is the
snuff- box tradition that great person ages, like
those on visit to u.s. are stu Gopa slar
de.camD or attendants. though, except as
mementoes, 1t Is hard to say what use the men
one takes the tro%bie 10 aisnco at the extra.
ordinary hats. high-collared coats, with green
glass o. brass buttons, and tight trousers
s sselisa q the early Victorian age wore. i
will be difficult to realize that these figures
generation. or. In not a few instances, the we'll
kept gentlemen OF to-day In their first three
When the Queen came to the throne long
trousers were not universally worn, and stocks
were elung to with tenaoity which. like 9
M ss F Sf poE as
with WhiSgery. Wigs had entirely vanished.
and |. was No Longer the fashiEn f. d come
Ct Se wa SsaSs aaa $
T Who the s S'ph snsS ' aS
sos as extinct az Western and Sir
op n
se the Tss ho
affected by middle-aged country doctors. Some
Tsrs did not sbsndGn and IN
CHAMBER IN splendid pair q drab tops"
Caters and smals were o. ~ iste later GATE LATE
trousers. and Mr. Patterson" Gaiters"-
City Radical though he was carried up the Corn
As I for III rasins people, they almost to man
chung to tops" and old-fsshioned omnibus
dec who dEvs h shSr tm
patrons In LONDON belonged to 10 lower order
G 9; IL IN
Mn BASKET scarlet ,ns Slo.S g.
eossa%s Il ShicS H. h W. " once Any snly
not worn - cSans ndssd
fact. until after lie Ganssn wsf ths. nous
and permission to wear them. e. far as ,pri-
Yates were concerned, was Of still later date.
AS for a IL
den na the hen modsrn Of faces
pistaiIs and loyeipcKs. n civil lie a
beard w1nd have 5ssn
Rsss q % s.iii q skieh
When the fashion began to change e. favor Of
boards and mopstachss. It was bitterly OPP
as Sny 1hs Rosa
vas 70 SHOW shss PM Nigh. sesss ~ 70
when Mr.. Muntz. the member for Birmingham.
appeared in the House Of Compons with .
Civilians
Trenches by the street boys. who regarded
hair on the upper lip as "un-Engish." and
irons Captains" affected to ignore tho reso-
luton that had taken place, The swell" at a
fashion fi At By the humbier Classes. and When
about the year 1954-postmen and policemen
ceased to shave, they enjoyed q long purgatory
eeG5s hsf To s0u0
dsss and lie Papa have
were patronized b. all classes. Dog lghts wsre
not unknown, and" q main Of cooke" was to the
Ing was a favorfte sport OF tho undergraduate
II I'll 5S TSs Psss ID rsss
hanging was common in front Of New
a aDd Sir t spa yh nfs
"1nsoldsby Legends" as making up a
party to see 2o9r %re,ch n stTsn q os n
young gentlemen were only doing what every
drank 9pask and the majority q people got DRUM
was not regarded as disreputable. and very
a hi hf N RSrsds9Pl faps G
ing which the Queen .ascended the throne.
not only the elder Weller and Mr.. stie-
suishsd virtuoso. and SQUIRE WarSis. 2 cSSIHptIy
without any one thinking their conduct in the
slightest degree Offensive. People sat down t9
when was fixed % the fashionable hour; Sood
and SIX. It required a long struggle to bring
about this change. and still more severe
fight before hugo suppers and much punch
ceased to be strict social observahces. In one
famous' university there WAS a"nipe tnmbler
mission until no had drunk nine glasses Of hot
biblical criticism with a reasonsbly clear
articulation; Even Lord Campbell; though op-
Or whiskey punch expresses hi in his
sional 6ooze." rs having "a tendency. to
excite the faculties. to warm the aifee,
form the character Of youth" Toasts were were
the ladies and challenged" each other in
manner highly conduciye to excess and the
heavy joints were the rule. and the, art OF